Onikuma
Onikuma Wireless Headphones
40mm Dynamic · Up to 15 hours
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Headphones Price in Nepal 2026
24 headphones found
Explore the latest headphones price in Nepal with updated specifications, battery life, connectivity, and more on NepalTechHub.
We track 24 pairs of headphones available in Nepal — with the key specifications listed for each so you can compare like with like.
Over-ear models seal around the ear and generally offer stronger noise isolation and longer battery life, while on-ear pairs are lighter and more portable but press against the ear, which some find tiring over long sessions. If you already own earbuds, headphones are usually the upgrade for comfort and sound at home rather than for the commute.
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Infinity (Harman)
Infinity Glide 120
40mm Dynamic · Up to 20 hours
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Zebronics
Zebronics Zeb-Duke
40mm Dynamic · Up to 12 hours
Available in Nepal
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Zebronics
Zebronics Zeb-Thunder
40mm Dynamic · Up to 60 hours
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Audio Technica
Audio Technica ATH-M50xBT
45mm Dynamic · Up to 40 hours
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Anker Soundcore
Soundcore Life Q20
40mm Dynamic · Up to 60 hours (AN…
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Boult Audio
Boult Audio K40
40mm Dynamic · Up to 40 hours
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P47
P47 Wireless Headphones
40mm Dynamic · Up to 10 hours
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Frequently asked questions
How long do headphones last on a charge?
Wireless over-ear headphones typically run 20 to 40 hours on a charge, considerably longer than earbuds because there is room for a bigger battery. Using active noise cancellation and playing at high volume both shorten that. Most models also work passively over a cable once the battery runs out, which earbuds cannot.
Over-ear or on-ear — which should I choose?
Over-ear cups enclose the ear entirely, which isolates outside noise better and spreads pressure over a wider area, so they stay comfortable for hours. On-ear pairs rest on the ear, making them smaller and easier to carry, but the clamping pressure becomes noticeable on long sessions. For home and study use, over-ear is usually the better buy.
Do I need a headphone amplifier?
For almost all consumer headphones, no. Models sold for phones and laptops are designed to run properly from those devices directly. An amplifier only becomes relevant for high-impedance studio headphones, which are a small and clearly labelled part of the market.
What does Bluetooth codec support actually change?
The codec determines how audio is compressed on its way to the headphones. SBC is the baseline every device supports. AAC works well with iPhones, while aptX and LDAC can carry more detail on Android devices that support them. Both the phone and the headphones must support a codec for it to be used, and the difference is subtler than the marketing suggests.
Do headphones bought in Nepal come with warranty?
Pairs bought through authorised sellers normally carry a warranty, commonly six months to a year, handled by the brand's local service partner. Ear pads and cables are wear items and are usually excluded, so check what the cover includes before buying.